RandyOh
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Lol due to some recent stupidity by a certain FSU player, i feel like i should redo my personal mock. Marcus Peters is BPA and we trade back with the Titans again for there 2nd and 3rd.
33rd pick- Shaq Thompson OLB/SS, Washington
Very versatile player that if used correctly can frustrate the heck out of opposing offensive coordinators with his big time play making ability.
60th pick- P.J. Williams CB/FS, Florida State
Had him at 33 but after his stupid decision to drink and drive, his chance of sneaking into the 1st or going very early in the 2nd are done. Hes gonna fall but not as far as many think. I still believe he is the best fit corner in this draft but after some more research it seems he could also be that ball hawk & tackling machine FS that we all want so badly. I wouldn't pass on him if he is still on the board at 60.
66th pick- Tevin Coleman RB, Indiana
I had him at our pick at 60 but if he made it to 60 then there is a good chance he can also be here. Only team that i worry about taking him would be New England. If hes gone then give me T.J. Yeldon out of Alabama.
91st pick- Grady Jarrett DT, Clemson
undersized but can do just as much damage as the most the other 1tech/NT that will go in rounds 1 and 2. Won't go as early as he should due to scheme limited but will do damage on this line next to Crawford in the interior.
127th pick- Ifo Ekpre-Olomu CB, Oregon
Guy just keeps falling more and more down draft rankings but in no way is a bad player. He is short but has a well built frame. He has quick reflexes with good instincts & ball skills. could develop into a great slot corner back.
163th pick- Laurence Gibson OT, Virginia Tech
A quick footed and athletic tackle that will need to spend his rookie year in the weight room and on the practice field. Has the natural gifts to develop into our starting RT.
236th pick- Jarvis Harrison OG, Texas A&M
High end starter potential that needs a strong locker room to keep him motivated. Can also play some swing tackle with his great athleticism.
243rd pick- Frank Clark DE, Michigan
couldn't think of any one for this last pick. has big off field issue but has the talent to cause some teams to look past them. wouldn't be upset if we take him here.
UDFA
-Andre Debose KR/PR, Florida
Can be another Devin Hester type return man. Has no real position
-Wil Baumann P, N.C. State
we need a punter. worth a look
33rd pick- Shaq Thompson OLB/SS, Washington
Very versatile player that if used correctly can frustrate the heck out of opposing offensive coordinators with his big time play making ability.
60th pick- P.J. Williams CB/FS, Florida State
Had him at 33 but after his stupid decision to drink and drive, his chance of sneaking into the 1st or going very early in the 2nd are done. Hes gonna fall but not as far as many think. I still believe he is the best fit corner in this draft but after some more research it seems he could also be that ball hawk & tackling machine FS that we all want so badly. I wouldn't pass on him if he is still on the board at 60.
66th pick- Tevin Coleman RB, Indiana
I had him at our pick at 60 but if he made it to 60 then there is a good chance he can also be here. Only team that i worry about taking him would be New England. If hes gone then give me T.J. Yeldon out of Alabama.
91st pick- Grady Jarrett DT, Clemson
undersized but can do just as much damage as the most the other 1tech/NT that will go in rounds 1 and 2. Won't go as early as he should due to scheme limited but will do damage on this line next to Crawford in the interior.
127th pick- Ifo Ekpre-Olomu CB, Oregon
Guy just keeps falling more and more down draft rankings but in no way is a bad player. He is short but has a well built frame. He has quick reflexes with good instincts & ball skills. could develop into a great slot corner back.
163th pick- Laurence Gibson OT, Virginia Tech
A quick footed and athletic tackle that will need to spend his rookie year in the weight room and on the practice field. Has the natural gifts to develop into our starting RT.
236th pick- Jarvis Harrison OG, Texas A&M
High end starter potential that needs a strong locker room to keep him motivated. Can also play some swing tackle with his great athleticism.
243rd pick- Frank Clark DE, Michigan
couldn't think of any one for this last pick. has big off field issue but has the talent to cause some teams to look past them. wouldn't be upset if we take him here.
UDFA
-Andre Debose KR/PR, Florida
Can be another Devin Hester type return man. Has no real position
-Wil Baumann P, N.C. State
we need a punter. worth a look